Olympic Peninsula
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Olympic Peninsula - Day 1 - Seattle to Kitsap State Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 2 - To Old Fort Townsend State Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 3 - To Sequim Bay State Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 4 - Zero Day in Sequim, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 5 - To Port Angeles, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 6 - Hurricane Ridge Road in Olympic National Park
Olympic Peninsula - Day 7 - To Beaver and Forks, WA (plus the undammed Elwha River!)
Olympic Peninsula - Day 8 - Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park and Bogachiel State Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 9 - To Kalaloch Beach/Campground in Olympic National Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 10 - To Elma, WA and Finish!
Olympic Peninsula - Day 9 - To Kalaloch Beach/Campground in Olympic National Park, WA
To Kalaloch Beach/Campground in Olympic National Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 8 - Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park and Bogachiel State Park, WA
Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park and Bogachiel State Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 7 - To Beaver and Forks, WA (plus the undammed Elwha River!)
To Beaver and Forks, WA (plus the undammed Elwha River!)
Olympic Peninsula - Day 6 - Hurricane Ridge Road in Olympic National Park
Hurricane Ridge Road (Sea Level to 5200 ft.) in Olympic National Park
Olympic Peninsula - Day 4 - Zero Day in Sequim, WA
0 day to make sure Knee is solid, relax, and head to Sequim and back for supplies.
Olympic Peninsula - Day 2 - To Old Fort Townsend State Park, WA
To Old Fort Townsend State Park, WA
Olympic Peninsula - Day 1 - Seattle to Kitsap State Park, WA
As we rolled into Kitsap State Park, we were feeling relaxed but brimming with expectation for the route. A couple of rolls around the parking lot later brought us to the Hiker/Biker site. Unlike the other campsites, the Hiker/Biker was tucked away far from the main thoroughfare. Typically, I'd be excited by a site away from RVs and car campers, envelope in trees, and out of sight. However, as we pushed our bikes along a dirt trail leading back in, we saw that there was another tent already there. This tent was massive, with trash strewn about, and a massive PVC pipe exiting the top of the zipper door; a strong putrid, chemical smell emanated from it. My first thought was that there were people cooking meth inside.